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Non-perturbative methods for a chiral effective field theory of finite density nuclear systems
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    Non-perturbative methods for a chiral effective field theory of finite density nuclear systems (English)
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    3 March 2011
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    chiral perturbation theory
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    chiral effective field theories for nuclear matter
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    non-perturbative methods
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    partial wave expansion
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    nuclear matter energy
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